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I fitted a Texecom Excel panel along with a speech dialler earlier in the year. I ran into the problem that the dialler would not work on the Entry/Exit zone. I would have been happy if I could have got the dialler to call my mobile whatever the trigger. I e-mailed and spoke to Texecom several...

Have tried connecting the dialler to the SW+ connection, with SW+ selected on code 08 as suggested. The dialler was triggered immediately I pressed the Full Set key. This led me to check what was actually happening on the SW+ terminal. In the Unset position it is at zero volts. When the Set...

OK thanks. I'll give that a try tomorrow. Best not to wake the neighbours tonight!

Have tried your suggestion of part set, it works OK on setting, leaving 30 seconds to exit, but as you suggested on entry there is no time delay and the bell and dialler are triggered immediately. Would it solve my problem if I connected the Bell (B) terminal on the SAB connector block on the...

Thanks for the above. We treat the Entry/Exit as just another zone except that it allows us to set/unset the alarm when we leave the premises or go to bed. But we need it to trigger both the bell and the dialler if there is an intruder when the alarm is set (ignoring the 30 seconds for leaving...

By EN standard, I assume you are referring to what my manual describes as EN50131-1 Requirements. This is set to ‘off’ (Factory setting). We don’t use part set mode at all. When the alarm is on it is always fully set. The wiring between the panel and dialler provides for 4 triggers, Fire, PA...

Thanks for the responses, I appreciate the comments about an upstairs keypad. All downstairs doors are on one loop with reed switches which were built in when the house was rebuilt 25 years ago and are treated as a single Entry/Exit zone. Everything worked fine with the previous system. My...

I have just installed a Texecom Excel panel and speech dialler in my house. Several of the internal doors have reed switches fitted and are on a circuit designated Entry/Exit so that we can set/reset the alarm at night and in the morning, passing through two of the doors on our way up or down...